3Poppy's ideal home Poppy is a perfect princess who knows she's beautiful! She's a 4 year old Akita who is very playful and loves getting attention. Poppy isn't a fan of other Dogs up close and personal, so is looking to be the only dog in the home. She can be well managed around other Dogs, and make friends given time, but she'd like a switched on family who can help her with
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2Max's ideal home Max is a stunning 9 month old Staffie x Labrador who has more energy than he knows what to do with! He has a big heart, and is very playful - a squeaky toy or a rope tug toy are his favourites! Max would love to have direct access into a secure garden where he can burn off some energy, and continue his basic training. Could you be Max's perfect match? Max is a
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3Reggie's ideal home Reggie is a big and bouncy young Labrador X Boxer. He is super handsome and he knows it . Reggie is very clever and has been enjoying spending time with all of his handlers who are helping him to learn lots of new ways to manage all his excitement. Reggie is so keen to go on an adventure he often forgets to walk gently so he is looking for a family that has
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3Ruby's ideal home Ruby will need a quiet home where any children are over 16 and she can be the only pet, as she is a nervous girl from Romania. She is house trained and has been left alone for a few hours without worry. Could you be Ruby's perfect match? Ruby was found abandoned on a roadside with her three pups who were just a few days old. A place was secured for her in UK
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3Koda's ideal home Koda is an excitable young lad who can live with older kids 14 years+ and another doggy friend. He’ll need someone around most of the time whilst settling in but his house training is pretty much spot on. Adopters will need to be confident with larger breeds that have oodles of energy and happy to continue training. Could you be Koda's perfect match? Koda
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2Zeus's ideal home Zeus is a lovely 10 month old Labrador Retriever. Zeus is a very excitable boy who loves to make friends with everyone he meets. He enjoys making friends with Dogs when out on his walks and travels well in the car. He can be left for a few hours at a time, however, Zeus loves attention from people and would love to have someone with him to settle him into his
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3Milo's ideal home Milo is looking for a home free from any cats but he could live with other calm and quiet Dogs, and children around 8 years old. He is fully house trained but not used to being left for long so will need somebody at home for much of the day to help him settle. Milo does have some arthritis and a few lumps and bumps that are to be expected at his age. He is
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1Mia's ideal home Meet beautiful Mia, our 9 year old Shar Pei x Labrador. She's a nervous girl looking for calm, patient and understanding adopters. She will need her own secure garden. She will need to be the only dog in the home and no cats. She can live with children over 14 years. She would prefer a home with minimal leaving hours that can be built up gradually at her own
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2Albi's ideal home Adorable Labradoodle Albie is on the search for a patient and understanding family who can help him reach his full potential. Albie can become over-aroused at times so his new home should be committed to continuing his training and helping him develop calm behaviours-particularly round vet handling. He will need to get stuck into positive reward-based
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Rescue Centre / Charity
2Ronnie's ideal home Ronnie is a clever boy who is ready to bounce into a new home! He has an excellent history around children and would be able to live with those of secondary school children. Ronnie needs to be the only dog in the home but could have doggy walking friends. While we have no history of Ronnie around cats, he does have the potential to live with them, pending
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1Snoop's ideal home Snoop is an energetic, bouncy boy who came into our care after being found as a stray. He can become overwhelmed quite easily and this results in him showing some mounting behaviours. For this reason he’s looking for a quiet, adult only home with understanding owners who will be willing to build his confidence and read his body language. He can live with
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3Rudi's ideal home Rudi is a striking Labrador cross, nearly 2 years old, and full of character. He has come into our care from a home where he was housetrained, crate trained, and comfortable being left alone for a few hours. In his new home, this will need to be reintroduced gradually once he has settled. Lively and energetic, Rudi is looking for a family who can keep up with
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2Buddy's ideal home Buddy is on the search for an active home with adopters who can get him stuck into activities. He would be best suited to live in a quieter area as he has shown to be worried by loud noises. Buddy will need a private and secure garden he can call his own. He is looking to be the only dog in the home but could live with separated small furries. He can live
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3Chestnut's ideal home Exuberant Chestnut is ready for new adventures! He came into our care as a stray so little is known about his past. He is looking for a home where children are secondary aged and above. Chestnut has shown some frustration reactivity around other Dogs so will need to be the only pet in the home and will require ongoing socialisation. Could you be
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Rescue Centre / Charity
3Bella's ideal home Bella is a gorgeous 2-year-old Labrador Retriever cross with a heart as soft as her temperament. She is a gentle girlie who loves people, toys, and plenty of cuddles and she is looking for a family who will adore her as much as she will adore them. She could live with children aged 8 and over who can give her space to settle and time to warm up at her own
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Rescue Centre / Charity
2Violet's ideal home Violet is a happy 1 year old Labrador cross Malinois Shepherd with a heart full of love to share with her new family. She can live with primary school aged children who doesn't mind when Violet is bouncy when she is excited and may jump up. Violet can live with other Dogs as long as they can cope with her bouncy nature. Violet's favourite things include
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3Sol's ideal home Meet Sol, a handsome boy who has recently come back into our care. He previously lived in a home for quite some time, where he became housetrained and learned to spend short periods on his own. Since kennel life can feel overwhelming, we recommend gradually building up any time left alone once he’s settled into his forever home. Sol is a sensitive soul who
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Rescue Centre / Charity
3Jenson's ideal home Jenson is a striking young lad with plenty of love to give and is eager to find his forever home. At just under 2 years old, he’s still very much a youngster and is full of energy, enthusiasm, and a playful spirit. Previously, Jenson lived in a home where he was mostly housetrained, and he’s a quick learner who enjoys picking up new skills especially
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Rescue Centre / Charity
3Greg's ideal home Greg and Billy are an older pair of Labradors who are looking for a family to open their heart to both of them. They are really sweet and have a good history around visiting children. They can live with kids of around primary school age, and are also able to live with another dog in addition to each other. Billy does have some previous medical issues which we
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3Tommy's ideal home Molly & Tommy are looking for a loving family who will shower them with fuss & affection in their twilight years. They could live with children 8+ and another dog although would prefer a home with no other pets. They could potentially be left for a few hours and would prefer a garden. Could you be Tommy's perfect match? If you have the space in your home and
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